A circumscribed angle is that which is formed by the intersection of the two tangent lines in a circle. With this, we can conclude that segments AC and AB are tangent to circle O. The tangent lines forms a right angle with the radius of the circle drawn from the center of the circle to the tangent point.
By the explanation above, we can say that angles C and B are equal to 90° and that triangle ACO and triangle ABO are congruent. Which means that segment AC is equal to segment AB. Thus, the length of AB is also 4.
<em>Answer: 4 units</em>
Answer:
B because they are the same angle
If the three slashes are 190, 195, and 200, we can see it as
<span>-l----------l--------|--l- with the slightly longer line being around 198.78. Since it is clearly closer to the end of the line than the start of the line, we round it to 200</span>
